Ops Luxury continues. The Penang road transport department (JPJ) recently seized 11 luxury vehicles, including a Lamborghini Huracan, for offences including expired road tax and having no insurance, Bernama reports.
“One of the more eye-catching vehicles seized was a Lamborghini Huracan, estimated to be worth over RM1 million. Inspection revealed that its road tax expired in June. The road tax for vehicles like this can exceed RM12,000 a year.
“Over RM20,000 in lost government revenue is estimated due to the owners’ failure to renew their road taxes,” Penang JPJ said in a recent Facebook post.
Penang JPJ has been among the state JPJs with the biggest Ops Luxury hauls, seizing 51 luxury cars in the first half of this year and 73 in the second half of last year.
Good job! time to inspect all those luxury vehicle, and guess what, it turns out to be more rewarding with the same effort taken.
From the looks of it, everytime we see a supercar on the road, it’s safe to assume that 90% of the time it has no road tax, no insurance, and the license plate is either a law-breaking fancy plate or a false plate altogether. So much for being “status symbols”. These cars have become nothing more than scammer symbols. so it is safe to assume that the T15 are lawbreaking crimimal scum , remind me again why they should be entitled to subsidies?
Just wanted to know how much my car is worth
bila nampak kereta sport mahal :
Road ada ke tu? #tanyaJE
wajib naikan denda 10x dari harga roadtax tahunan yang kantoi tak renew .
Saman RM300 get the car back like decades of previous syokness
okay now i will look down on those owners when i see these supercars~
Road tax for big capacity cars should be capped at RM3k a year. The insurance also killing these owners.
ins killing these owners? my foot…they can afford to buy the super car…12k road tax small change for them la…like cents change.